In the late sixties
In the late sixties, there were grounds to rent films and it became the norm for films to feature about a sympathetic character. It's an odd combination, and the writer and director are usually the same (Kellerman and Burt Reynolds). The film noir meets the Danish style in a way that might fall flat on its face. There are some nice visuals and the cinematography can be quite good. The score, though, is rather weak and the camera work
In the late sixties, the film was seen as an attempt to revive or revive the 1960's, and I found it to be a great disappointment. The story is very weak, the acting is not very good, the script is poor, while the editing is bad. The story is very flat, and not very memorable at all. The plot is very predictable, and very short. It is also not very entertaining. The dialog is very wooden, and does not do